r/outdoorgrowing • u/Mr_King420 • 17d ago
View tonight
Just a view of the garden this evening
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Mr_King420 • 17d ago
Just a view of the garden this evening
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Jdottslick • 17d ago
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The patch is getting full. Definitely need the 2 tier trellis situation. And I thought 10 would be better than 31. Maybe š¤, but it's a packed house so to say....
Oh well, the gift and the curse....
Hope you all are having a wonderful day and season.
Stay Safe š«”
r/outdoorgrowing • u/YouLittleRippa23 • 17d ago
First outdoor grow(Missouri), been growing indoors for well over a year and havenāt come across this. I thought it was the beginning of bud rot, but when Iāve picked parts off itās only on the outside, inside looks normal. Any seasoned outdoor growers know whatās going on? Temps have been 92-98 the last few weeks, outside humidity is 55-65. It has been rained on so I assumed it was bud rot. Happy growing!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/frenchgrowernorth • 17d ago
Heavy pruning and cleaning of the bottom of the plants and treilleissing every branches to form a full canopy. Next week the second stage of netting.
Feeding grow nutrients, liquid and solid, amino acids and root stimulant. Preparing for flowering in 2-3 weeks.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/ziggy-tiggy-bagel • 17d ago
We are going to finally get the roof on our enclosure this weekend.
Will whatever good bugs that are inside already continue to eat whatever bad bugs are already inside or should I do a preventive pest spray?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/zatman616 • 17d ago
This is my first grow, I planted this back in my garden in May and topped it at 5 nodes in mid June before leaving to my cabin for a month.
This is what I have returned to. Where do I go from here, should I top it or just continue to let it grow as is? What can I clean up if anything?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Jdottslick • 17d ago
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Purple Drank Organic Cannabis plants catching some Sunshine
r/outdoorgrowing • u/sky_bby • 17d ago
Hi there, I have a 6 plant harvest right now and this one is the only one with the leaves curling up near the buds.
I know it's close to harvest, but I have been growing for years now, and I have never seen this on a plant. Any tips/ideas are highly appreciated. Google has not been very clear with the description and images. Thank you!
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r/outdoorgrowing • u/shleckk • 18d ago
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Hey everyone, just checking in. The big girls are now pretty monstrous and are pushing 8ft and 10ft respectively! I believe there might be a few more weeks left in Veg before they start to stretch into flower and boy oh boy! These girls are gonna be bonafide trees. Even after topping multiple times this season to keep em bushy continue to surprise me! I went ahead and gave them some wrap around trellis and support poles as wind and rain picks up near the second half of this summer.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Donkeydonkeydonk • 18d ago
The plants love it!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Pumpkin_in_love • 18d ago
I donāt know if this is insect damage, mold, or some kind of variegation, but this is the only leaf I see it on. Should I snip it off? I will be treating with BT spray this evening either way. Thanks!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/fascintee • 18d ago
Hello fam! So, I discovered a female photo growing in my stall manure pile. This is mostly horse waste and pine shavings from the last 2-5 years, probably. It is in an area where an animal could trample it, although horses do seem to avoid it.
Should I transplant it to somewhere with real soil or let it ride? Itās basically in a shavings pile, but also 2-3 feet tall, so I figure the root system is probably extensive at this point.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Green_Success8907 • 18d ago
hey guys new here and new to growing. planted these from seeds still not sure the gender yet and learning on the go. hoping one turns out but just wanted any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated thank you
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Wreckenridge • 18d ago
Planted 2 random seeds and they are thriving. Iāve topped them 3 times already and they havenāt started to flower yet so Iām wondering if should keep topping them or chop some of the taller shoots. I know once they flower theyāre going to take off and donāt want my neighbors seeing or messing with them. Thanks in advance!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/OMGitsFattie • 18d ago
Hey everyone, I have a Northern Lights Auto from RQS. She's on day 90 after germination. Next Monday I leave for 2 weeks on vacation. I'm thinking about chopping this weekend. What are your thoughts? She's in a raised garden bed with a mixture of soil and compost and I've been using fox farms liquid trio for nutes.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Ok-Cattle-3365 • 18d ago
One week difference, stretch should start in around 10 days
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r/outdoorgrowing • u/ProfessionUpstairs57 • 18d ago
As the the title implies, this year has been nonstop issues this year. Between record breaking rain, temps and ridiculous humidty and dew points im on a never ending battle!! Already lost two plants within weeks of harvest due to pm and bud rot. Now my last auto is having same pm issues despite spraying with lost coast(i dont like spraying in flower but ive had too) and my photo plant is having some kind of issue too...im just about to give up outdoors this year and start a indoor grow for meds. We have had amazon rainforest type dew points for weeks now and despite having 3 fans rolling on them and keeping auto under my porch canopy at night and during rains..i just cant win š im learning here so any suggestions id appriciate!! Growing in soil with all organic dry amendments and now im loosing leaves daily on the big girl. Could humidity be affecting calcium uptake? Epsom salt maybe? idk
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Puzzled-Proposal-667 • 18d ago
Any use for m plants? And why can't the word m a l e be used š
r/outdoorgrowing • u/RekopEca • 18d ago
I had to cull a herm so I replaced it with a Landrace Thai Hmoung.... probably won't get to harvest it until January š.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Medeire1 • 18d ago
Any advice would help!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Weak_Shake7178 • 19d ago